Delphi Technologies, Inc.

Kostal Kontakt Systeme Gmbh

Thomas Drescher

Peter Schekalla

Andreas Urbaniak

Petr Spunar

Jiri Keclik

Oliver Hackel

Teodor Knobloch

An electrical device includes a housing, a retaining cap, and a sleeve. The housing has a cable port through which a cable is led into the housing. The retaining cap has a passage opening through which the cable is led through the retaining cap. The sleeve has a fixing section resting against a sheath of the cable and an annular face extending radially with respect to the cable. In an assembled state of the electrical device, the retaining cap is joined to the sleeve and fixes the sleeve to the cable port with the passage opening of the retaining cap engaging over the fixing section of the sleeve and an edge surface of the passage opening pressing the fixing section against the sheath of the cable. Further in the assembled state, the retaining cap and the cable port may be connected to one another by a bayonet connector.

Electric device

The invention relates to an electrical plug connector comprising a first plug part, a second plug part which can be plugged together with the first plug part and an insertion part which is supported displaceably at the first plug part in the plug-in direction and cooperates with at least one spring element of the first plug part, with the insertion part being able to be pushed into the first plug part by the second plug part against the restoring force of the spring element on the plugging together of the plug parts, and with the spring element being substantially relaxed with separated plug parts and in the completely plugged together state of the plug connector.

Electrical plug connector

An electrical connector comprises at least one chamber for accommodating at least one electrical contact and a seal arranged in the inlet region of the chamber through which the electrical contact is plugged through or pierced through when fitting the connector. Immediately behind and/or immediately in front of the seal viewed in the contact plug-in direction an admission region widened transversely to the contact plug-in direction is provided in each case for the sealing material displaced when the contact is plugged through or pulled out.

Sealed electrical connector

An electrical plug connector includes a housing having at least one receiver for an electrical contact, a second latching element which can be moved with respect to the housing from a pre-assembly position, in which the electrical contact can be inserted into the receiver, into an end position, in which the contact is secured in the receiver by the second latching arrangement, and a seal mounted on a spigot-like housing section. Considered in the plug-in direction, guide ribs for the seal are provided between the region of the spigot-like housing section designed to receive the seal and the second latching element adopting its pre-assembly position in order also to support the seal in the intermediate region in the event of a possible shift in the direction of the second latching element.

An electrical connector (,) comprising a first part (,) including a housing (,) having opposed side walls (,) each having an upper wall (,) and a lower wall (,) defining opposed slide surfaces (,) extending in a direction (Y) substantially perpendicular to the mating axis. Each side wall (,) includes first and second spaced apertures (,) and an upward extension (,). A slider (,) is positioned adjacent each side wall and includes a pair of inclined cam surfaces (,) having openings (,) alignable with the apertures in the lower wall, and a resilient tab (,) for making a snap fit in the first aperture in a fully unmated position or the second aperture in a fully mated position. A substantially U-shaped lever (,) having a pair of arms (,) and pivot means (,) on each arm allowing the lever to pivot relative to the housing. Drive means (,) on each arm and each slider slide each slider relative to the adjacent side wall on pivoting of the lever relative to the housing. A second part (,) including a housing (,) having side walls (,) each having a pair of spaced cam followers (,) which can pass through the apertures in the lower walls and the openings in the inclined cam surfaces for sliding movement along the cam surfaces.

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